Mobile U M S Defeated By Mississippi Normal
The light Mobile University Military School eleven, returning from Hattiesburg, lost to Mississippi Normal College 4 to 0 in a grueling clash. Despite a smaller line, Mobile’s defense held late, while heavy plunges carried the win for Mississippi Normal. Wright brothers led a spirited effort praised by school officials.
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Te Mobileiversity Military School
Hattiesburg
Mississippi Normal College
Mobile
Oval
Wright
University Military School
Wright Spirit
Commodores Leave to Meet Harvard at Cambridge Mass
Vanderbilt's football team departs for Cambridge to face Harvard with Coach McQuiggins staff and 20 players led by Hardage Sikes Surin Chester Robins E Brown Turner Shipp T Brown Daves Swofford Morgan Milholland Reams Shea Covington Huffman Lack Keyer in good condition except halfback Collins.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Eight People Drown As Ship Sinks Off French Coast
In La Rochelle on November 5 eight people drowned when the Spanish steamer Arena from Sfax Tunis collided with the Norwegian Eva near the island of AiK off the French coast. A two reel feature titled Men Who Dare from Forest Halsey was showing at the Crown The Advertisement.
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LA Rochelle
France
Arena
Sfax
Tunis
Eva
Aik
Forest Halsey
the Crown
102 year old voter casts twentieth presidential ballot
Anthony Redelberger of Pottsville aged 102 voted for the twentieth time in a presidential election. He arrived by car, entered the polling place without aid, and posed for a photo before noting it would be his last vote.
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Pottsville
Anthony Redelberger
United States
Cobb Demands 45 000 Over Three Years In Detroit
Tyrus Cobb declares he is the best ball player and ready to sign a three year contract at 15 000 a year with Navin of the Detroit Club. He warns he will retire if not met, while noting the Tigers suffered financially after his suspension and walkout.
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T. Raymond Cobb
Ban Johnson
Cobb
Navin
Detroit
New York
Tigers
Duryea Heavy Winner On the French Turf
New York reports Mr. H. B. Duryea owner of Sweeper II, winner of the 2,000 guineas, returned from France where the horse is retired from racing with a bowed tendon. Duryea hopes Sweeper II may race again in England next season. His stable has earned over $90,000 in France, plus earnings from Sweeper II and other races push his 1912 total above $125,000 in both countries.
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New York
Mr. H. B. Duryea
Sweeper IL
France
Mr. Duryea
Major League Season Opens April Tenth
New York Nov. The major league season of 1913 will begin on April 10. The date was announced today as the result of an agreement between National League President Lynch and American League President Johnson who, under the national agreement, authorize the starting point for major league schedules.
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New York
Lynch
National League
Johnson
Judge Willis Severely Injured In Railroad Accident
Elgin Illinois November 5 Judge Henry H Willis presiding over the northern appellate division was struck by an engine while on a railroad track in front of a newspaper office watching election returns. Both legs were cut off near the ankles and he sustained serious head injuries. John Schrank who attempted to assassinate Colonel Roosevelt will be arraigned in municipal court to plead guilty or not guilty likely Thursday or Friday. A commission may be appointed to formally inquire into Schrank's mental condition.
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Elgin
Idl
Henry H. Willis
Appellate Court
Schrank
Milwauker
Wis
John Schrank
Roosevelt
Twelve Inning Battle New Orleans vs Havana
The Havana Post reports a twelve inning game where New Orleans, a Southern League team, no-hit Havana Reds. Cullop allowed four bases on balls but struck out eight as New Orleans won 3–0 in the twelfth after scoring all runs on four hits.
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New Orleans
Havana Reds
Pelicans
Havana
Almeida
Figarola
Villazon
Biabane
Brewster
Moran
Cabanas
Clancy
Villa
D. Hernandez
Cullop
Elliam
Roces
Pareda
Angermeir
Gutierrez and
Arecano
A. Conejo
Debs Skips Presidential Vote on Birthday in Indiana
Fa zene V. Debs, Socialist presidential nominee, did not vote in Terre Haute on November 5. He was away on a campaign tour and spent the day at home receiving birthday congratulations.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Fazene V. Debs
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Owsley Mainer
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Holberg Vercantile Co., Ltd
Commerce
Ala
Bell Phone
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Barniks
Yellowstone
Reigns
Taylor & Williams
the Richards Liquor Co., Wholesale Distributors
Mobile, Ala
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Louisville, KY
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Garcia
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Aollars
America
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Cincinnati
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